Daniel Levy: Last News

Harry Kane is reportedly open to signing a new contract with Tottenham - one year on from his Manchester City transfer saga.Kane was pushing to join City last summer but had his request to leave snubbed by chairman Daniel Levy, who refused to budge on his mega asking price believed to be in the region of £150million. But the 28-year-old's Spurs career has been revived since Antonio Conte's arrival.The Italian manager has offered hope that the north London club can challenge for silverware - something which Kane's career is severely lacking in.

Antonio Conte has received a huge boost as Tottenham confirm a mass investment owing to a ‘capital increase’.Ahead of the summer window, further revenue of £150million has landed in Spurs’ favour. Chairman Daniel Levy has reportedly promised the manager six new players ahead of next season.The club announced on Tuesday in a statement: “Tottenham Hotspur Limited has, today, Tuesday 24 May 2022, agreed a capital increase of up to £150m from majority shareholder, ENIC Sports Inc (“ENIC”), via the issue of convertible A Shares and accompanying warrants.

Harry Kane has revealed he is looking forward to working with Antonio Conte next season, suggesting that he too will remain at Tottenham beyond the summer. Kane wanted to leave the north Londoners last year, but a move to Manchester City fell through after Spurs chairman Daniel Levy refused to budge on the the club's asking price.

Manchester City believe their decision not to pursue Harry Kane has been justified by the bargain signing of Erling Haaland, according to reports.City missed out on Tottenham Hotspur striker Kane last summer after refusing to meet the £160million asking price set by chairman Daniel Levy. Nine months later and the Etihad side have signed one the most exciting forwards in world football for a shade of that price at just £51million, and according to The Sun chiefs at the Etihad are feeling relieved.The Premier League champions confirmed yesterday that they had reached an agreement in principle with Borussia Dortmund for the Norwegian superstar, 21.

Erik ten Hag’s transfer wish-list for Manchester United. Ajax coach Ten Hag, who will assume the Old Trafford managerial reins at the end of the season, believes the 30-year-old star would be the perfect signing to launch his revolution at the Premier League club.Eriksen spent time training with Hag’s Ajax outfit at the turn of the year as he continued his recovery from that near-fatal on-pitch cardiac arrest at last year's European Championships.

Harry Kane reportedly wants to remain at Tottenham and will turn down a move to Manchester United. United have been looking to bring in Kane for months and manager-elect Erik ten Hag reportedly sees Kane as the club’s biggest target in the summer window.

Manchester United are said to have reservations about Erik ten Hag following his interview with club bosses.United have spoken to Ten Hag about becoming the club’s next permanent boss. And while the Ajax coach is said to have come across well in talks, there are still concerns about him being a big enough character to handle the challenge that lies ahead at Old Trafford.It remains to be seen if Ten Hag goes on to be viewed as the right fit for a club that is desperate to get back to the top of English and European football after a barren period.Ten Hag, 52, was interviewed for the Tottenham job in the wake of Jose Mourinho’s sacking.

Erling Haaland in the summer transfer window could help Manchester United become favourites for Harry Kane’s signature. City are understood to be leading the race for Haaland, who is widely expected to leave Borussia Dortmund at the end of the season.Haaland’s £63million (€75m) release clause, which becomes active this summer, has attracted just about every major European club to his availability.After missing out on Kane last summer and failing to replace Sergio Aguero in January, Pep Guardiola is keen to land a world-class striker.While they do face competition, Real Madrid are more focused on signing Kylian Mbappe from Paris Saint-Germain.One aspect City did not consider is that moving from Kane to Haaland could leave the former open for rivals United.

Borussia Dortmund sensation Erling Haaland has finally decided on which club he will join in the summer.The Norwegian superstar has reportedly discussed personal terms with Manchester City ahead of a transfer worth £63million, rising to around £100million with the addition of agent fees and a signing-on bonus.Being two of Europe’s top strikers, the 21-year-old’s fate since last summer has also been closely linked with that of Tottenham Hotspur’s Harry Kane, with both players being eyed by the same carousel of elite clubs.Kane was keenly pursued by Man City last summer until his staggering price-tag finally encouraged the Premier League champions to wait another year and go after a younger and cheaper alternative in Haaland.And with the Norwegian ace now seemingly set to become Pep Guardiola’s star man, Daily Star Sport looks at Kane’s next career move ahead of another potential transfer saga.Do you think Harry Kane will finally leave Spurs this summer? Let us know in the comments section.Harry Kane signing a long-term contract in 2018 meant Spurs chairman Daniel Levy was able to demand an astronomical fee last summer, resulting in a win-win situation whereby Tottenham would either receive a huge sum or keep their talisman.And despite the 28-year-old only having two more years left on his current deal come the end of the season, Levy is again unlikely to back down and let him leave on the cheap.That rules a whole host of clubs out of the race to secure the England captain.An optimistic scenario for Spurs would be if Kane had only considered a move away to City last summer, meaning he could sign a new contract with the north Londoners given that they opted for Haaland.Kane himself has not reached the same lofty heights

Tottenham are desperate to beat Newcastle to the signature of Lille defender Sven Botman - in order to satisfy Antonio Conte. The Italian coach is still to be convinced that the club’s hierarchy will back him, as promised, in the transfer market after a mixed January window.And that makes the North Londoners’ pursuit of a left-footed, left-sided centre-half - as Conte is demanding they get him - an absolute priority this summer.Dutchman Botman, 22, fits the criteria perfectly - and the Tottenham boss has already given his seal of approval to targeting him.Which is cranking up the pressure on his chairman Daniel Levy to strike a £30million deal with the French club before Newcastle do.Most assume the Magpies, who narrowly failed to bring Botman to St James' Park last month, are favourites to succeed next time round - as long as they stay in the Premier League.Spurs, though, are in no mood to step aside as they fight to persuade Conte they do mean business when it comes to being an authentic top-four contender.The ex-Chelsea manager’s constant conflicting messages about the state of the Spurs squad is causing huge concern within the boardroom that they may lose one of the game’s elite coaches.Will Conte still be at Spurs next summer? Tell us your prediction in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Manchester United have emerged as the surprise favourite to snap Harry Kane up this summer. It comes as local rivals Manchester City divert their attention towards Erling Haaland, with the Borussia Dortmund star looking set to leave in the transfer window.

Tottenham fans have all made the same joke after the club tweeted about a jobs fair at their stadium.Spurs posted the well-intentioned tweet on Friday morning.But within minutes it had been inundated with messages about the uncertain position of Antonio Conte. In an extraordinary post-match press conference after their midweek defeat to Burnley, the emotional Italian suggested he may not be the right man for the job.He said the situation was "unacceptable" and that he would "have a conversation with the club to try and find the best solution to help the team not have this type of situation."Given those explosive words, Tottenham's tweet about a jobs fair at the club's stadium couldn't have come at a much worse time.

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy already has a replacement in mind for Antonio Conte - if the fiery Italian does indeed decide to quit the club, according to reports. Conte sparked rumours of an early exit from north London following a controversial interview with Italian media earlier this week.The former Juventus boss has since apologised for the interview, but that hasn't stopped rumours swirling about his Spurs future.

Tottenham head coach Antonio Conte has revealed he has been told by club chiefs not to do any more interviews with Italian media.It comes after the fiery Italian boss appeared to criticise the Spurs board’s decision-making in a controversial interview with Sky Sports Italia earlier this week.Conte suggested his squad had been weakened after allowing four “important” players to leave in the January transfer window, while recruiting just two replacements who were not ready to make the side competitive.And after facing criticism for his comments, Conte hit back on Friday by stating the English media were out to “cause a problem” between he and chairman Daniel Levy.Conte said: “I don’t understand why someone wants to create a problem with me; not only me but also coaches in the past.“I read a lot of stories in the past about the club and it creates a problem with the coach and the chairman.“The chairman knows very well my thoughts. If I have to speak with him, I go to speak with him.

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is said to have 'threatened to report' Liverpool's recruitment team after he was beaten to an agreement with Porto over a £37.5million transfer.The 25-year-old forward moved to Anfield on a five-year deal earlier this week ahead of Monday's transfer deadline in a huge blow for Antonio Conte and Spurs.Levy is said to have been left furious after being "backdoored" to a transfer for the Colombia winger, who has scored 16 goals from just 28 appearances so far this season.That move leaves Tottenham in a tricky position on the final day of the window, with unsettled boss Conte in desperate need of new talent.The Telegraph reports details of Levy's alleged fury, saying that the Spurs chairman 'threatened to report Liverpool's recruitment team to the club's owners'.However, the flaw in that plan would've been that Fenway owners John W Henry and Mike Gordon were 'delighted' with the way in which the transfer was reached.Jurgen Klopp is said to have identified Diaz as his first-choice recruit back in 2021, with the club saying that would meet Porto chiefs in January to find an agreement.Spurs chief Levy is said to have found out about the Liverpool progress on Thursday, at which point there was 'precious little' he could've done to get his own plans back on track.Will Luis Diaz fire Liverpool to a major trophy this season? Give us your verdict in the comments sectionKlopp told the club website when the deal was confirmed: “I could not be happier that we’ve been able to get this deal done and bring Luis to Liverpool."I have always been a believer in only signing players in January if you would want to sign them in the summer, and that’s very much the case with Luis."He is an outstanding player and

Luis Diaz has been pictured in a Liverpool shirt for the first time after completing his medical. Diaz, 25, is close to sealing a move to Anfield after the Reds beat Tottenham to his signature.On Thursday, it looked as though the Colombian star would be on his way to north London.Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy had agreed a fee with Porto before Liverpool caught wind of the deal, as per The Telegraph. The Reds made their move and reached an agreement with the Portuguese giants to leave Levy and Spurs high and dry.

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy with jibes about a ‘typical Spurs’ transfer window after a number of failures this month.Antonio Conte has been left increasingly frustrated, with Tottenham still yet to make a signing this January, despite the squad being in clear need of an upgrade.The Italian had wanted to bring in Adama Traore from Wolves, with the plan being to turn him into a right wing-back, though Barcelona now look set to have sealed his signature instead.With that deal having failed, Conte has also been hit by another blow, with Liverpool making a shock move for prime Spurs target Luis Diaz.The combination of those failures has left Conte and Spurs fans incensed at the club’s poor business.With reports emerging that Conte could depart if no signings are made this month, it appears that Tottenham are no panicking.That has led them to launch a move for Juventus outcast Dejan Kulusevski on loan deal until the end of the season.Kulusevski has been unable to find a place in the Juve line-up since joining from Parma, starting just three times this season.Would Dejan Kulusevski be a good signing for Tottenham? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section...With frustrations mounting over a lack of any real progress on the transfer front, Spurs are hoping to finally make their first signing of the winter.But the inaction at the club has led to many taking to social media to mock Levy and the other members of Tottenham’s hierarchy.“So typical of Spurs, wasted months negotiating for Traoré who is now at Barca and now Luís Diaz. Lol,” one fan tweeted.“Typical spurs.

Harry Kane has dropped another big hint that he could walk out on Tottenham after revealing he wants to play at the "highest level possible."Kane tried to force through a move to Manchester City last summer, but the Premier League champions baulked at his £150million asking price. That set the England captain on a collision course with Spurs chairman Daniel Levy, who denied reports of a 'gentleman's agreement' between the pair.

Manchester City are said to be rivalling Tottenham for the signing of Fiorentina forward Dusan Vlahovic.

Real Madrid have reportedly pulled out of the race to sign Erling Haaland, potentially handing a massive boost to Manchester City.

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy turned down the chance of signing Eden Hazard for £16million, according to the club’s former manager Harry Redknapp.Hazard is one of Chelsea’s best modern players, having helped win two Premier League titles, two Europa League trophies, the FA Cup and League Cup over seven years with the Blues.The Belgian scored 110 goals and contributed 92 assists in 352 appearances for Chelsea between 2012 and 2019 before joining Real Madrid.But his legacy could have been very different had Levy not passed up the opportunity to sign him.Hazard was turning heads in the 2011/12 season, racking up 20 goals and 18 assists in 38 Ligue 1 appearances for Lille.His stunning performances earned him the league's Player of the Season